Re: Coffee enemas increase glutathione levels 700% in liver

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More on coffee enemas here:

http://www.coffee-enema.ca/

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> http://www.coffee-enema.ca/biologicalbasisforcoffeeenemas.htm

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> Under the influence of a coffee enema the glutathione-S-transferase

> enzyme system - part of the ligandine enzyme system that accounts

for

> about 3% of all enzymes in the liver, responsible for removing

> electrophiles from the blood stream - will be increased in activity

> from 600%-700% above normal. No materials other than coffee are

known

> to stimulate it as much. That's why people are known to get a buzz

> off of a cup of coffee in the morning, and why some people are too

> grouchy to do anything but read the newspaper until they've had

their

> coffee, and why coffee is so effective in clearing heads.

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> The coffee enema stimulates the glutathione-S-transferase system by

> 700%. During the time that the coffee enema is being held in the

gut,

> all the blood in the body passes through the liver at least five

> times. Every three minutes, all the blood in your body passes

through

> your liver. In addition to stimulating the enzyme system, the

> theobromine, theophylline, and the caffeine in coffee all have

> physiological effects. Among these are the dilation of blood

vessels

> and bile ducts, the relaxation of smooth muscles, and the increase

of

> bile flow. The palmitates, compounds in the coffee that actually

> stimulate glutathione-S-transferase, also cause increased bile flow.

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